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Causes of EndSars Protest as Perceived by Polytechnic Students in Ondo State, Nigeria

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The study examined the Causes of Endsars Protest as Perceived by Polytechnic Students in Ondo state.  The sample population was selected from Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, Ondo State. Result from this study revealed that, there was significant difference between the perception of students who were part of the protest and those who were not part of the protest (t=-2.12, df=1006, p<.05), there was also a significant difference in the perception of students based on political affiliation (t=5.15, df=969.71, p<.05). However, the result furthered reveals that 430(42.7%) of students were not part of the protest due to various reasons, while 109(25.2%) were afraid of being killed by the police/military, 170(39.4%) sees the protest as a waste of their time as they did not see the protest as the solution to the Nigeria problems. T-test and ANOVA were the statistical analysis used to test hypothesis in this study. The researcher(s) developed instrument titled “Causes of Endsars Protest Scale” (CEPS) which was used to collect the data for the study. The scale has a reliability of 0.60, using eighty-eight students to test for reliability. Three hypotheses were stated for the study and were all tested at 0.05 levels of significant. The study therefore recommended that government should identify with the suffering and pains of its people, which should be reflected in how governance is being done and proper mental and emotional screening should be carried out on recruited police officers.
Title: Causes of EndSars Protest as Perceived by Polytechnic Students in Ondo State, Nigeria
Description:
The study examined the Causes of Endsars Protest as Perceived by Polytechnic Students in Ondo state.
 The sample population was selected from Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, Ondo State.
Result from this study revealed that, there was significant difference between the perception of students who were part of the protest and those who were not part of the protest (t=-2.
12, df=1006, p<.
05), there was also a significant difference in the perception of students based on political affiliation (t=5.
15, df=969.
71, p<.
05).
However, the result furthered reveals that 430(42.
7%) of students were not part of the protest due to various reasons, while 109(25.
2%) were afraid of being killed by the police/military, 170(39.
4%) sees the protest as a waste of their time as they did not see the protest as the solution to the Nigeria problems.
T-test and ANOVA were the statistical analysis used to test hypothesis in this study.
The researcher(s) developed instrument titled “Causes of Endsars Protest Scale” (CEPS) which was used to collect the data for the study.
The scale has a reliability of 0.
60, using eighty-eight students to test for reliability.
Three hypotheses were stated for the study and were all tested at 0.
05 levels of significant.
The study therefore recommended that government should identify with the suffering and pains of its people, which should be reflected in how governance is being done and proper mental and emotional screening should be carried out on recruited police officers.

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